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Kimothy · 02-01-2019, 05:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Hey Ju

Catherine liked going to Diagon Alley, as it was one of the places she knew there wouldn't be any Muggles, so she didn't have to be careful with what she said and what she did.

Not that... she could do a lot of magic yet, but... well, that wasn't the point ~~she wished it was, though~~.

She followed her mother through the streets and stopped when the older witch came to a halt to have a look at some street stand of sorts. Catherine wasn't interested in whatever her mother was looking at, so she momentarily looked to her right and saw an... awful looking shop. It was a true mess. Yuck. The girl wrinkled her nose as she stepped closer to the window to see what in the world all of that was supposed to be.

Diagon Alley. All by herself! Roma Leigh Bracken felt like one powerful girl today. She had been able to convince her papa to allow her to explore the alley on her own. It was her birth month after all and, with the right convincing skills, she could easily persuade anyone that nine years old was a mature age. She only had a few days left. Adjusting her coat and hugging herself as she walked through the crowd, which wasn't as large as the shoppers during the summer (she loathed crowded places), Roma found herself at the south side of the street. Her brown eyes scanned the names of the various establishments until they fell on the signage that advertised free stuff. Of course, as psychological as it may go, low prices attracted many customers. How much more when something is free?

Roma took a closer look into the box and made a disgusted face at seeing a broken....was that a broken teapot? Why would anyone want that? It absolutely had zero use to both wizards and muggles. With her gloved hand, she reached inside and picked up an obviously ripped paper off a notepad. It had a name written on it and doodled hearts surrounding the name.

Must have been owned by a disgusting teenager. She was sure of it. If it were possible for this paper to have any smell, it would have stank of hormones. Ew.

02-01-2019, 05:03 PM	#26 (permalink)
Kimothy Moke Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: nickle's back pocket Posts: 8,913 Hogwarts RPG Name: Astrid Grimaldi Slytherin Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Nikita Vitvinina-Grahn Ravenclaw Sixth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Ascella Archer Hufflepuff Fifth Year x12	Kimothée Chalamet • The UWU Agenda • Once Baby, Now Trouble • All Growed Up Quote: Originally Posted by Hey Ju Catherine liked going to Diagon Alley, as it was one of the places she knew there wouldn't be any Muggles, so she didn't have to be careful with what she said and what she did. Not that... she could do a lot of magic yet, but... well, that wasn't the point ~~she wished it was, though~~. She followed her mother through the streets and stopped when the older witch came to a halt to have a look at some street stand of sorts. Catherine wasn't interested in whatever her mother was looking at, so she momentarily looked to her right and saw an... awful looking shop. It was a true mess. Yuck. The girl wrinkled her nose as she stepped closer to the window to see what in the world all of that was supposed to be. Diagon Alley. All by herself! Roma Leigh Bracken felt like one powerful girl today. She had been able to convince her papa to allow her to explore the alley on her own. It was her birth month after all and, with the right convincing skills, she could easily persuade anyone that nine years old was a mature age. She only had a few days left. Adjusting her coat and hugging herself as she walked through the crowd, which wasn't as large as the shoppers during the summer (she loathed crowded places), Roma found herself at the south side of the street. Her brown eyes scanned the names of the various establishments until they fell on the signage that advertised free stuff. Of course, as psychological as it may go, low prices attracted many customers. How much more when something is free? Roma took a closer look into the box and made a disgusted face at seeing a broken....was that a broken teapot? Why would anyone want that? It absolutely had zero use to both wizards and muggles. With her gloved hand, she reached inside and picked up an obviously ripped paper off a notepad. It had a name written on it and doodled hearts surrounding the name. Must have been owned by a disgusting teenager. She was sure of it. If it were possible for this paper to have any smell, it would have stank of hormones. Ew. __________________ It's so magical, feeling that no one's got a hold_______________________________ ___________________________________And the whole wide world is whistling...